Breakwater alternatives
The positive outcome could be a partial return to the kind of waves the Long Beach shoreline hasn't seen since the 2.2-mile breakwater was finished in 1949 to protect the Navy's Pacific Fleet. Reconfiguring or removing the breakwater in Long Beach is, as one real estate agent noted, a noble goal. Except for a long list of consequences, many of them negative. Continue reading Press Telegram.
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“If we are looking to inspire a cohesive downtown, it would seem that any new zoning rules should allow and perhaps encourage consistency with the forms of existing buildings. Some proposed setbacks and stepbacks may force a strong contrast between new and existing structures.” Jonathan Glasgow
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